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You're generally not allowed to point a camera at public roads in the Netherlands: https://www.politie.nl/themas/camera-in-beeld.html?sid=05783708-b62a-4a91-a40

• tinus_hn 7y ago
  Not sure how you’re going to hang up a Ring doorbell then. And the police surely doesn’t mind if you ‘accidentally’ capture ‘part of’ public space, as long as you share your images with them.
  • Tomte 7y ago
    If you cannot do it without filming public space, then you don't. Simple as that. (If you've got a garden in front of your house or so, I don't see a problem)
    • tinus_hn 7y ago
      Strong words but they don’t mean anything. Reality shows the doorbells are selling and people are not getting arrested.
      • Tomte 7y ago
        In my country the municipality does fine people directing surveillance cameras towards the street
        • tinus_hn 7y ago
          But do they if it’s not a scary camera but a doorbell instead?
          • Tomte 7y ago
            If it is filming, of course. Do you think they are idiots and don't know that smart doorbells exist?
      • icebraining 7y ago
        Privacy regulators don't have people patrolling the streets, that doesn't mean they won't act if they get a complaint.